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the Temple, Luke 2:38; “came up to (Him),” of Martha, Luke 10:40; “is come,” 2 Tim.
4:6 (probably with the same idea as in Luke 20:1). The
RV
is significant in all these
places. See
ASSAULT
,
AT HAND
,
PRESENT
,
STAND
.
28.
(
1
, 2658) denotes (a) “to come to, or over against, a place,
arrive,” Acts 16:1; 18:19, 24; 20:15 (in 21:7 and 25:13,
RV
, “arrived”; in 27:12,“reach,”
for
KJV
, “attain to”); 28:13; (b) of things or events, “to arrive at a certain time, or come
upon certain persons in the period of their lifetime,” 1 Cor. 10:11; or “to come to
persons” so that they partake of, as of the gospel, 1 Cor. 14:36. For the remaining
instances, Acts 26:7; Eph. 4:13; Phil. 3:11, see
ATTAIN
.¶
29.
(
!
, 3195), “to be about (to do something),” often implying the
necessity and therefore the certainty of what is to take place, is frequently rendered “to
come,” e.g., Matt. 3:7; 11:14; Eph. 1:21; 1 Tim. 4:8; 6:19; Heb. 2:5. See
ALMOST
,
BEGIN
,
MEAN
,
MIND
,
SHALL
,
TARRY
,
WILL
.
30.
(
$&
, 3936), “to stand by or near, to be at hand” (
, “near”), is
translated “is come,” of the arrival of harvest, Mark 4:29. See
BRING
,
COMMEND
,
GIVE
,
PRESENT
,
PROVE
,
PROVIDE
,
SHOW
,
STAND
,
YIELD
.
31.
(
!$
, 5342), “to bear, carry,” is rendered “came,” in the sense of being
borne from a place, in 2 Pet. 1:17-18, 21. See
BEAR
,
CARRY
.
32.
(
1
, 5348) denotes “to anticipate, to come sooner than expected,” 1
Thess. 2:16, “is come upon,” of divine wrath; cf. Rom. 9:31, “did not arrive at”; or to
“come” in a different manner from what was expected, Matt. 12:28, “come upon”; Luke
11:20, of the kingdom of God; so of coming to a place, 2 Cor. 10:14. See
ATTAIN
,
PRECEDE
,
PREVENT
.¶
(
7
$
7
2
$
3
3 (
2 &
33.
$
(
#
$ "
, 1607), in the middle voice, “to come forth” ( , “out
of”), Mark 7:15, 20; John 5:29. See
DEPART
,
GO
,
ISSUE
,
PROCEED
.
34.
$
(
$ $ "
, 4365), in Mark 10:35, is translated “come near
unto.Ӧ
Notes:
(1) No. 33 is rendered “proceed” in the
RV
of Mark 7:15, 20, 23 (
KJV
,
“come”). (2) For
$
, in Luke 8:4, see
RESORT
.¶
35.
(
$ &
, 4331) denotes “to come near” (
, “to,”
, “to be
near, to approach”), Mark 2:4, used of those who tried to bring a palsied man to Christ.¶
36.
$
(
$
, 4845), “to fill completely” (
$
, “with,” intensive), is
used, in the passive voice, of time to be fulfilled or completed, Luke 9:51, “the days were
well-nigh come”; Acts 2:1, “the day … was now come” (
KJV
“was fully come”). In Luke
8:23, it is used in the active voice, of the filling of a boat in a storm. See
FILL
.¶
37.
$ $
(
1
, 4940), “to meet with” (
$
, “with,” and
$
,
“to reach”), is rendered “to come at” in Luke 8:19, (of the efforts of Christ’s mother and
brethren to get at Him through a crowd).¶